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Monday, November 22, 2004

Two dead in Heber Springs shooting
Two men are in jail and two men are dead after an early morning shooting in Heber Springs. It happened just before 2:15 a.m....
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3 Men Arrested In String Of Robberies
Three men have been arrested on felony charges after a string of armed robberies and burglaries at Little Rock businesses. The crimes...
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Dickey Is Reappointed To Supreme Court
Governor Huckabee has named Betty Dickey to serve as a justice on the Arkansas Supreme Court for the next two years. Dickey...
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Jonesboro Man Shot And Killed
A Jonesboro man was shot and killed yesterday, apparently by a robber. Jessie Jenkins the Second was pronounced dead at Saint Bernard`s...
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Cafe 42 Opened Monday At Clinton Library
Cafe 42 opens today in Little Rock. The restaurant is a special addition to the city`s places to eat because it is in the Clinton...
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Shortage Of Hangars In Little Rock
Aviation business leaders say a dearth of plane parking spaces in the state`s airports is a problem. The Little Rock Municipal Airport...
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Arkansas Preschools High On Quality, Not Quantity
Arkansas` state-run preschool programs scored very well in a national survey for quality, but lagged in access for children and funding. The...
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Arkansas Preschools High On Quality, Not Quantity
Arkansas state-run preschool programs scored very well in a national survey for quality, but lagged in access for children and funding. The...
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Saturday, November 20, 2004

Arkansas Soldier Leaves For Iraq
Another Arkansas will soon be on the front lines restoring peace and order to Iraq. 1st Lieutenant Eric King of the 116th Company out of Idaho...
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Opening of Duck Hunting
Shot gun blasts rang out across the state during opening day of duck season. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission says this year is alreayd looking...
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Arsenal Alert System to be Updated
Safety officials in charge of warning the public if there is a release from the chemical weapons stockpile at the Pine Bluff Arsenal say the...
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No More Smoking at U of A in Fort Smith
Smokers among students and faculty at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith may want to give more thought to quitting the habit. Use of...
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Missing Grant Money in Hope
Federal authorities are working to find out what happened to ten-thousand dollars in grant money given to the city of Hope to help improve traffic...
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Friday, November 19, 2004

Little Rock Shares Clinton Spotlight with Spa City
It has been old home week for President Bill Clinton -- his fans are tracing his Arkansas roots. Little Rock visitors spilled over into Hope and...
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Clinton Walks Through Downtown Little Rock
Former President Bill Clinton spend part of Friday afternoon walking through downtown Little Rock. Aides says Clinton spends up to two hours a day walking after...
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